Illuminating the intersection of physical and cyber security

Kayla Matthews

The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic suddenly meant that working from home was the new normal for people in many parts of the world. Stay-at-home orders and widespread lockdowns often closed all but essential businesses, while authorities said companies had to set up remote workforces or temporarily close. These changed circumstances caused […]

Protecting Network Cybersecurity in the Wake of COVID-19

This entry was posted in COVID-19 Cybersecurity Network Security on May 8, 2020 by Kayla Matthews

The Department of Defense (DoD) is taking new measures to increase IT security. To protect against cybercrime from all sources, the DoD has worked on a new standard for its contractors. The result is the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). The government’s made an effort to improve national cybersecurity for some […]

DoD Implements Cybersecurity Regulation to Protect Against Data Breaches

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Data Protection and tagged CMMC on March 23, 2020 by Kayla Matthews

With so much attention on cybersecurity these days, it’s all too easy to overlook the physical security of our homes, workstations and facilities. Here’s a look at some of the most consequential trends in physical security and why they should matter to all of us. 1. Third-Party Identity Management Takes […]

5 Trends in Physical Security and Why They Matter

This entry was posted in Physical Security on February 18, 2020 by Kayla Matthews

Cybersecurity is at the forefront of discussion for businesses attempting to protect themselves from an array of risks. As attackers develop more sophisticated techniques to bypass defensive measures, companies must take action and increase the level of computer security they have in place. It starts by implementing necessary security precautions […]

Using Machine Learning to Evaluate Cybersecurity Risks

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity New Technology and tagged Artificial Intelligence on January 23, 2020 by Kayla Matthews

As everybody becomes more dependent on internet connectivity for work, recreation and socialization, we inevitably increase our risk of digital foul play. Below is a look at five industries that are especially susceptible to cybersecurity threats. Thankfully, they’re also well-positioned to make “cybersecurity 2020” a top priority through cultural and […]

5 Industries Doubling Down on Cybersecurity in 2020

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity on November 13, 2019 by Kayla Matthews

Cities, factories and consumers are coming to rely on IoT technology. While it allows for the collection and use of huge amounts of data, it also creates new massive security risks. These devices aren’t always properly shielded against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radiofrequency interference (RF interference or RFI) — whether […]

RF Interference and Security: 4 Things to Know

This entry was posted in IoT on October 23, 2019 by Kayla Matthews

One of the scariest things about online scams is their impact on enormous segments of the population. The victims often deal with reputational damage and expenses associated with recovering from the attack and improving their current computer security practices to reduce the chances of something happening again. Anyone needing a […]

Cofense Labs Uncovers Large Scam Targeting Millions

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Industry Trends on August 15, 2019 by Kayla Matthews

Cloud computing brought substantial changes to the security industry. Before it came to the forefront, people had to use CD-ROMs to update security software, for example. Concerning physical security, the only option for getting a more updated model of something like a camera or a lock was typical to buy […]

6 Cloud-Based Solutions for Better Physical and Cybersecurity

This entry was posted in Cloud Security Cybersecurity Physical Security on July 23, 2019 by Kayla Matthews

A company’s approach to risk management will often determine its long-term success. As your organization continues to grow, it will encounter a variety of threats that jeopardize progress. Through the application of today’s solutions, however, you can address problems and move forward with confidence. Unfortunately, many of the security tools […]

Understanding Risk Management Better With Lockpath

This entry was posted in Compliance Risk Management and tagged Lockpath on June 17, 2019 by Kayla Matthews

Every day, companies deal with a growing amount of unstructured data, or information not organized in a predefined way. We know that such vast collections could result in companies missing out on the value such information could bring them. Even worse, it could cause security risks, especially if the unstructured […]

Meet Fasoo: A Company Helping to Protect Unstructured Data

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Data Protection and tagged Fasoo on May 8, 2019 by Kayla Matthews

Many of the cyberattacks that get coverage in the headlines are incredibly complex. As people hear about those, they sometimes forget about the less advanced tactics a person could use to infiltrate networks, like infecting thumb drives. An Arrested Person Carrying Low-Tech Gadgets Most people know the Florida resort called […]

Thumb Drives Are Still a Security Threat: What You Need ...

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Opinion and tagged Thumb Drives on April 16, 2019 by Kayla Matthews

The convenience of online shopping allows people to buy the things they want through the internet, then get them delivered to their doorsteps days or even hours later. But online shopping’s popularity also caused a rise in “porch pirates,” the thieves who look for packages left outside homes and snatch […]

What the Prevalence of Porch Pirates Says About the Need ...

This entry was posted in Industry Trends Opinion and tagged Porch Pirates on February 8, 2019 by Kayla Matthews